🆕 Software Suggestion | Parsec-cloud #2317

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2021-05-31T19:55:07Z

lrq3000 commented

2021-05-31 19:55:07 +00:00

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Basic Information

Name: Parsec-cloud
Category: File sync
URL: https://parsec.cloud/ (sourcecode)

Description

File syncing software, fully open-source and self-hostable. A free instance is offered with 10 GB of secured storage. All data is encrypted client-side.

Why I am making the suggestion

Up to now only Syncthing was listed on PTIO as a fully open-source and secure alternative to Dropbox.

My connection with the software

I will keep the issue up-to-date if something I have said changes or I remember a connection with the software.

## Basic Information **Name:** Parsec-cloud **Category:** File sync **URL:** https://parsec.cloud/ ([sourcecode](https://github.com/Scille/parsec-cloud)) ## Description File syncing software, fully open-source and [self-hostable](https://docs.parsec.cloud/fr/latest/hosting_server.html). A free instance is offered with 10 GB of secured storage. All data is encrypted client-side. ## Why I am making the suggestion Up to now only Syncthing was listed on PTIO as a fully open-source and secure alternative to Dropbox. ## My connection with the software - [x] I will keep the issue up-to-date if something I have said changes or I remember a connection with the software.

PUDPUD commented

2021-06-01 10:11:40 +00:00

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Isnt this just nextcloud but french?

lrq3000 commented

2021-06-01 14:15:38 +00:00

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If you mean whether it't a fork, then no because the programming language
used is different (php for nextcloud server, python for parsec-cloud).

If you mean that they are functionally similar, it seems to be the case but
I'm not a user of either so i can't say for sure the differences. One
difference though according to the doc is that parsec decided to use a zero
knowledge approach by default, whereas for nextcloud it's optional and can
be set only at folder level (parsec creates a virtual drive that represents
the cloud storage). https://nextcloud.com/encryption/

If you mean whether it't a fork, then no because the programming language used is different (php for nextcloud server, python for parsec-cloud). If you mean that they are functionally similar, it seems to be the case but I'm not a user of either so i can't say for sure the differences. One difference though according to the doc is that parsec decided to use a zero knowledge approach by default, whereas for nextcloud it's optional and can be set only at folder level (parsec creates a virtual drive that represents the cloud storage). https://nextcloud.com/encryption/

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